Favorite/Scariest Horror Villain

[Dr Dutch]

[LurkerNoMore]

While not one particular villain in the movie, the entire concept of Children Of The Corn was creepy as fuck.   Abandoned town, huge cornfield, murderous kids...


That concept could have delivered so much more than what the movie did.

[Grape Ape]

Earliest memory of being scared shitless was when this guy got introduced:

[deadz]

when I was a kid those three bad asses frightenned me through the screen.

And this old c'nt



I'm frustrated that no horror movie in many years has given me the chills anymore, everything is a cliche and predictable.

Not villain type horror movies but in concept Hostel I and Hostel II were good.

[Wiggs]

I grew up during the era of all these fuckers.

I gotta rank Pinhead 1. I'm not to fond of beings from hell. 2. Candyman, creepy ass Hebrew character but a good idea, Chucky made me laugh as a kid and I've never seen a Jason or Freddie movie even though I know who they are. I'm a SAW guy.

[bradistani]

[The Ugly]

I grew up during the era of all these fuckers.

I gotta rank Pinhead 1. I'm not to fond of beings from hell. 2. Candyman, creepy ass Hebrew character but a good idea, Chucky made me laugh as a kid and I've never seen a Jason or Freddie movie even though I know who they are. I'm a SAW guy.

I was part of the original slasher era of the late 70s/early 80s. 'Halloween' got the ball rolling, and I still think Myers did it better than the rest. For that genre, the film just got everything right the first time out.

[YngiweRhoads]

[oldschoolfan]

brad what movie is that from ?

[bradistani]

brad what movie is that from ?

if you can get past the hokey diologue and dubbed english.. this really is a superbly enjoyable slasher film.

[robcguns]

Bagul from sinister is the scarieat looking to me.

[Alucard]

I was part of the original slasher era of the late 70s/early 80s. 'Halloween' got the ball rolling, and I still think Myers did it better than the rest. For that genre, the film just got everything right the first time out.

Agreed... From the horrors cited, early Halloween and Michael Myers were the best, truly scary, Krueger and Voorhees looked over the top jokes to me, for example... Don't care much for horrors today, all my favorites are still from back in the days, with Argento and Romero stuff included...

[Tapeworm]

Who vants a villian visout a senze of humour?





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[andreisdaman]

Agreed... From the horrors cited, early Halloween and Michael Myers were the best, truly scary, Krueger and Voorhees looked over the top jokes to me, for example... Don't care much for horrors today, all my favorites are still from back in the days, with Argento and Romero stuff included...

I actually think in terms of the Halloween movies, the music made the movie..it set the tone

[LurkerNoMore]

The mountain man from Cold Prey

[LurkerNoMore]

The Butcher (Vinnie Jones) from Midnight Meat Train

[LurkerNoMore]

The generic little-girl-that-needs-an-ass-kicking (and a sun tan) from about 4,283 Japanese movies.

[mazrim]

Bagul from sinister is the scarieat looking to me.

That guy is pretty creepy looking and the backstories to each of the killings/him popping up in them made him moreso.

[Alucard]

I actually think in terms of the Halloween movies, the music made the movie..it set the tone

Absolutely, but also the no-bullshits attitude, just a silent killer trying to kill, with a disturbing mask with no features...

[robcguns]

The generic little-girl-that-needs-an-ass-kicking (and a sun tan) from about 4,283 Japanese movies.

I forgot about her,she is very creepy.

[Kwon_2]

[Teutonic Knight]

When I was 4, Daffy Duck was very scary 

[The Ugly]

Absolutely, but also the no-bullshits attitude, just a silent killer trying to kill, with a disturbing mask with no features...

Best part was the 'born evil' motive. No psychobabble, revenge, crime spree, or restless ghost, just a soulless monster who enjoyed himself some killing.

Rob Zombie totally undermined that part in the ridiculously unnecessary "reimagining."

[andreisdaman]

Absolutely, but also the no-bullshits attitude, just a silent killer trying to kill, with a disturbing mask with no features...

Agreed

[Alucard]

Best part was the 'born evil' motive. No psychobabble, revenge, crime spree, or restless ghost, just a soulless monster who enjoyed himself some killing.

Rob Zombie totally undermined that part in the ridiculously unnecessary "reimagining."

Agreed... Rob Zombie should stop directing, in the same league as Uwe Boll, awful remake, just awful... Like Andreisdaman said, music is extremely important, a good soundtrack can literally make a movie, or everything else, just look at those games in the 90s with masterpiece soundtracks... The first Halloween is still king of the hill for that genre and period...